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I'm 29 years old and thinking of going back to uni to do law. As I work full-time and not wanting to pay the exuberant fees involved with its postgrad-equivalent JD, my only option is to do the LLB at UTS. I have realised that all LLB lectures are repeated during the evening. It's also a CSP...

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Not sure if it's ok to advertise here... Used and Near-New Book Sale • All are 1st edition unless otherwise stated. • $50 books are in “looks new” condition. • Contact Carlo: csogono@gmail.com • Pickup from Sydney (Hillsdale, hear Maroubra) or meet at UNSW once a week $50 Project...

Seriously though.... (and sorry if I offend anyone doing these degrees)... but business management or administration are not good undergraduate degrees to do. First of all, you don't exactly learn a specialised skill. Management and administration aren't things you can learn from a textbook...

Thanks. According to the transport nsw website i can only use it if im not employed. how long has this requirement been there? does anyone check this at trains and buses????

Thanks. I'm new to UNSW as a postgrad. Last time i went to uni (UOW) years ago they were all foil.

Has anyone got the 2009 student ID yet? Just checking whether your ID's have got the transport concession printed rather than a silver coloured foil. Have they messed up my ID or is this what its supposed to be?

hi all, i'm finally going to make one of the biggest decisions in my working life.... buy my first home. i'm buying a 2 bedroom unit in the parramatta cbd and will make minor renovations: new paint, carpet and maybe renovate the bathroom. i'm looking for an interior designer to design my...

hi all, i'm finally going to make one of the biggest decisions in my working life.... buy my first home. i'm buying a 2 bedroom unit in the parramatta cbd and will make minor renovations: new paint, carpet and maybe renovate the bathroom. i'm looking for an interior designer to design my...

hi all, i'm finally going to make one of the biggest decisions in my working life.... buy my first home. i'm buying a 2 bedroom unit in the parramatta cbd and will make minor renovations: new paint, carpet and maybe renovate the bathroom. i'm looking for an interior designer to design my home...

204 has traditionally been one of the most difficult 200-level CSCI. And yes, there's a lot of programming involved there. I think in my whole stay at UOW I did the most coding in 204 under Daniel Saffioti.

I have a strange feeling that I failed a final exam today (CSCI337). It's also supposed to be my final session if I pass all my subjects. Should I go talk to the lecturer now or wait for the official results to come out? More importantly, if I do fail the final exam is there a anything I can do...

But as I've mentioned earlier I was being passed around from one department to another...namely CSE, the student centre and admissions. Surely at least one of these should know the procedure for application.

I'm in my final semester at Wollongong Uni and have moved 6 months ago to Sydney cuz of an IT job. I'm planning to do my honours year in computer science (not IT so bye bye UTS) in either MQ, USyd or UNSW. I need some feedback from those who plan to, are studing or have studied CS honours in...

You can do all that or go do a one-day study session before finals with a mate who religiously goes to lectures, tutes and labs. Works for me. :D

Agreed. Even CS != IT. If you want to go to a good CS/CE uni, go to UNSW.

Just a bit of background about myself. I'm a third year computer science student at Wollongong Uni and expecting to graduate this December. I have moved to Sydney 6 months ago cuz of a good IT job which I am currently doing part-time. Under normal circumstances I would do my honours year at...

Can't you study for 2 semesters, go to europe, then do 2nd year when you return?

Yes, post-2003 CSCI102. The content for last year's 102 was: This subject establishes the position of Computer Science and Information Technology in a non-programming context. Areas introduced include Human-Computer Interface, Information Modelling, Intelligent Systems, Networks, Operating...

The poster was concerned with the quality of education, not job prospects. So it's safe to say your posts have deviated from the main topic. With regards to your latest post--like I've said earlier, you don't need a degree to put food on your table. If all you're interested in is being able to...